A bachelor’s degree is required, to become an electrical engineer. Students can earn a BSEE (bachelor of science in electrical engineering) and the closely related BSCpE (bachelor of science in computer engineering) at many qualified universities.
The completed bachelor of engineering degree usually takes 4 or 5 years, depending on the university and any specialty studies chosen.
Following is an example list of required courses from Florida A&M:
- Engineering Lab
- Mathematics and basic sciences
- General Chemistry I with Lab
- General Physics I and II with Labs
- Calculus I, II, III
- Ordinary Differential Equations
- Applied Linear Algebra
- General engineering core (9 hours)
- Programming I
- Engineering Mechanics
- Thermodynamics
- Introduction to Circuit Analysis
- ECE Engineering Tools Lab
- Advanced Circuit Analysis with Computers
- Advanced Circuits Lab
- Signal & Linear Systems Analysis
- Electronics and Lab
- Digital Logic Design and Lab
- Statistical Topics in E.E.
- Digital Communications
- Micro. Based System Design
- Micro. Based System Design Lab
- Senior Design Project
- Additional courses required of EE Majors
- Advanced Electronic, Electromagnetics, or Power Labs
- Electromagnetic Fields
- Senior Design Project II
- Tier-2 courses
- Technical Electives
- Oral Communication Competency
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